Steve1962's new video

[GelStra]

Just a little stroll down the country lanes. A bit long, though. I think he needs to edit out the slow parts.

Enjoy!

[Steve1962]

Just to put your mind at rest , here's a couple of other videos ............

 

http://media.putfile.com/Meander

 

http://media.putfile.com/Morse

 

Steve

[Mik]

Steve thanks for both videos, defenitely very relaxing.

I like the secound most. ( morse )

? Steve where is your camera install ?

Now I understand why you take so beautifull photos, I have a bunch of them as a wallpaper.

 

Congratulations, for a work well done.

 

Mike

[Steve1962]

Mike,

Thanks very much.

 

The camera set up is very basic - just some hook and loop velcro - attach a piece to the crash helmet , and another to the side of the bullet camera itself - even though the side surface of the bullet camera is semi circular , it adheres very well to the helmet , with little or no vibration ..the video camera sits in the tankbag , with a lead connecting to the bulet cam .

 

I run the power lead [ for the bullet cam ] through the jacket arm , and into the power socket on the bike .

 

I've also done several with the bullet camera fixed [ using the velcro method ] to the bike , in the grill under the headlights .........

 

http://media.putfile.com/Year-of-the-cat

 

http://media.putfile.com/Bibury

 

Steve

[Mik]

Thanks for the answer about the camera, I will try it.

The Bibury video is great

 

Mike

[Steve1962]

Mike ,

The road to Bibury is good biking fare , if a bit rough [ surface ] in places.it's another road not well used [ except in summer season ] and rewarding to ride .

 

I have found the bulletcam/ video camera thing an interesting challenge , and sometimes it doesn't quite pan out as planned , nevertheless it's good fun .

 

Steve